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That's the opposite of a smooth melody
Could be a colloquial version of disjunct melodies. IE not smooth stepwise motion. Bebop is full of disjunct melodies. Lots of big leaps.
Oh man, that is so funny. Yeah no kidding! So you are in the other room. I thought you meant you were sitting in the same bedroom practicing the riff from Appel Direct over and over and over and over.....
No clue. Maybe something like this?
(10698) Metallica: Enter Sandman (Official Music Video) - YouTube
Monk is about the only thing I can think of that would fit that. At least in the world of jazz, I only ever heard the word within the jazz context. Sandman is not that unusual to my ear. But I used to listen to a lot of metal. Maybe Primus would fit that description.
And I started thinking what's the next big pick for me... Probably something from Jokko. Anybody knows what's going on with EML guy?
I highly recommend the picks by Killy Nonis, especially the galalith ones.
@geese_com best to get it from him directly?
Yes. Send him a message on Facebook and mention that I referred you. I just bought three more from him.
Ok, will do, thanks man. Not that I need them but hey...
I'm still not sure why would thicker pick make it easier to pick consecutive down down on ascending arps. I'll hopefully confirm this this week when I jam outside.